Oral Question

Hi guys,

I have read so many treads and I found an answer for one of my question but nothing for my 2nd one.i am a female.

Last nite I met a guy - lets say he is hiv+ - we didnt have sexual intercourse, but he fingered me with a cut on his finger. I think as I read I can not get HIV from that, but what if his cut was bleeding?

2nd question...He gave me oral sex - is there a risk in it, if he is hiv+? He brushed his teeth before that so what if his gum was bleeding?  I am so stressed because it was a very big mistake and it should have never happen. Was I ever in risk cos of this action?

Nothing else happen, I didnt give him oral sex, we didnt have any sexual intercourse.

Thank you guys.

[Rob73!]

At no time were you at risk of HIV infection from what you have posted.

In the near 30 years of the worldwide HIV pandemic there has not been a single case of HIV infection caused by fingering, or from oral sex for that matter. Fingering and oral sex are simply not HIV infection risks. period.

You can spin it however you want and beleive what ever you want. But you were not ever at risk.

[whatif408]

Thank you so much you have made my day :)

[Niceman26]

sorry Rob, i am not a doctor, but just curious.. howcan we know that oral sex does not cause hiv? people do oral, vaginal, anal sex in the same moment, so it´s hard to know!!
and i am sure no one until today tried oral sex with a hiv positive to see if it causes hiv or not.. regards

[LIZZIE LOU]

THAT IS NOT TRUE.

in two recent studies over a long period of time...serodiscordant couples were asked to use condoms EXCEPT for oral sex.  hiv was not transmitted through oral sex.